JK-Swizzle

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by JK-Swizzle 6d ago
Looks like I am going off old info. Up until the iPhone 14 it was 500 cycles to 80%, 15 and up is 1000. I also believe apple’s claim is assuming optimal conditions. Real life is going to do a fair bit worse. So likely 700-1000 cycles for 80
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by JK-Swizzle 7d ago
I hear you, but the convenience of 30W charging is very hard to give up. The only downside is it damages the battery, which makes it harder to give up, which damages the battery more.
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by JK-Swizzle 7d ago
I think you are the average case. I follow the estimate that lipos lose 2-4% capacity per year without any use beyond recharging for safety. If the battery sees daily use that number gets a lot worse. My guess is everyone else is the perfec
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by JK-Swizzle 7d ago
With reason. That glue is a nightmare to deal with. I would not advise anyone start with iPhone repair. I damaged my first iPhone repair even after multiple years of active hardware modification on other consumer devices. The older models r
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by JK-Swizzle 7d ago
Very jealous over here. I had a 12 mini whose battery dropped off a cliff just in time for the mini line to get discontinued. Big phones are overrated.
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by JK-Swizzle 7d ago
I think anything after the 16 regular or 17 pro becomes easy to repair. I feel you though, my first battery swap turned into a screen swap too. The SE versions have a history of board level issues so I have been afraid to touch any of them.
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by JK-Swizzle 7d ago
That is genuinely shocking to hear. You have to be like 3+ sd above the mean. Do you know how many charge cycles you have? I recall that most batteries need replacing after 300-500 cycles.
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by JK-Swizzle 7d ago
I just tested a number of apps on my 15pm connected to WiFi and could not find anything that took longer than 5 seconds. That includes some small developers and bad developers. Not quite sure where you are seeing this. Maybe games?
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by JK-Swizzle 7d ago
I doubt any phone battery is lasting 5+ years. But I can say modern iPhones are pretty easy to swap the battery on. They designed it so the back plate gets removed to open the phone rather than the screen. No more risk of cracking the displ
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by JK-Swizzle 26d ago
They do offer a mostly anonymous search via the privacy pass. It generates tokens to prove subscription without providing account details. I believe it changes token every session, but it might be every search. Mostly anonymous because even
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by JK-Swizzle 26d ago
I am of the opinion that ads are not inherently bad, just that they have gone too far. An ad on the sidebar is not an issue. For example the site for Rufus: rufus.ie The issue is when ads cause trouble loading, autoplay audio, block the con
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by JK-Swizzle 1mo ago
How would you define it? Would your definition be that of your experience? Would that definition encompass all of humanity, past and present? Would that definition contain all sapient life? Sentient too? Would that definition allow for less
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by JK-Swizzle 1mo ago
I am unsure as to what you are trying to say here. It reads to me as “the word the article discusses has a more popular homonym, but they are clearly not talking about that”.
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by JK-Swizzle 1mo ago
I had not heard that about mindful exercise before. Do you have a source with more information?
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by JK-Swizzle 1mo ago
It is missing the fade in on scroll.
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by JK-Swizzle 1mo ago
For those examples, yes, I was meaning the recording rather than the event. I find a pretty or emotional visual is better to describe moments like that than just words. And no, I did not discuss this with the people in the images. I only sh
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by JK-Swizzle 1mo ago
Looking at the sentiment of those around me about public recordings (in this case it was street photography), I would not be surprised if there was a push soon to ban all public recordings. At least, the sharing or usage of those recordings
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by JK-Swizzle 1mo ago
By my understanding, this would be similar to the situation with marketing calls. In the US is it legal for a human to call anyone and market to them. But due to issues from scale, it is illegal for either a program to make the call, or a p
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by JK-Swizzle 1mo ago
If losing floppies pushes you towards modern technology, I don’t think you have to worry. You are still 4+ generations behind. If you think those Zip disks are great, just wait until you hear about DVD-RW!
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by JK-Swizzle 1mo ago
I would argue that the whole concept of a "jump" is contrary to the need of quantitative evidence. The idea that everything needs to be proven with evidence is what an LLM excels at. If you give it a task such as "analyze thi
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by JK-Swizzle 1mo ago
https://abcnews.com/US/man-speaks-after-police-release-9-tra... He was attacked by a police dog after a flock camera misread his license plate. He was then charged for "obstruction", which was dropped 4 month
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by JK-Swizzle 2mo ago
Running some quick numbers shows you should be able to get >1Gbps. But I seriously doubt you could get those speeds in reality. You would need to get them perfectly in sync, which would likely take a dedicated board and some great knowle
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by JK-Swizzle 2mo ago
I have been working on an indexer for myself using data from common crawl. They do all the leg work and just host the outcome.
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by JK-Swizzle 2mo ago
That’s on me, didn’t see the text explaining it above the captcha. I’ll give it a shot. Always happy to see some competition in the market. And I love the idea of handing out the source after a year.
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by JK-Swizzle 2mo ago
It looks good, but one of the big selling points to me with Kagi is them having their own index. It seems like you guys are working on that, but right now it sounds more like a search aggregator rather than a search engine. You also mention
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by JK-Swizzle 4mo ago
As someone who has read the book, it does go through the history and inspiration of modern sci-fi typeset. Great coffee table book. Mainly expands on the articles on the website with more details and graphics.
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by JK-Swizzle 4mo ago
That just makes it even more interesting. Have we been selectively modified to think dogs are cute? If I showed a toy poodle to a caveman, would he also want to put it in a little bag with only its head poking out?
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by JK-Swizzle 4mo ago
Did you read the article? It was not about ultrasonic power delivery. I’d describe it more as tuned ultrasonic bells.
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by JK-Swizzle 4mo ago
I believe you are missing the forest for the trees. It is bringing up the question of what defines self will. It is unrelated to veganism in all but text. An easy example is dogs. We have bred dogs for centuries to love doing work for us. I
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by JK-Swizzle 6mo ago
Adding to this: If you do not want to reference the current gender, you can also use "Assigned Female at Birth" (AFAB), or "Assigned Male at Birth" (AMAB). This is useful when clarifying terms, when you do not know the p

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